2011-07-24, 08:05 PM
Dark Link Wrote:So APPARENTLY, this was all a lie? I even asked for confirmation on it and never got an answer other than an excel sheet being shown, by Purple, and confusing the pomegranate out of me. Mainly due to Purple saying that said sheet included ArP items like Ghostblade, which completely skews the results massively.
Very well, here is the math.
Let x be ad (not including ad runes)
Let y be armour (not includind apen runes)
ad runes are an additional +15 ad
apen is +25 apen
IIRC
armour modifier: 100/(100+armour)
apen runes: damage done = 100/(100+y-25)*x
ad runes: damage done = 100/(100+y)*(x+15)
they will do equal damage when the 2 equations are equal (obv)
100/(100+y-25)*x=100/(100+y)*(x+15)
100x/(75+y)=100(x+15)/(100+y)
x/(75+y)=(x+15)/(100+y)
(100x+yx)/(75x+yx+1125+15y)=1
100x+yx=75x+yx+1125+15y
100x+yx-75x-yx-15y=1125
25x-15y=1125
5x-3y=225
x=45+0.6y
Then I shoved that last equation into excel (notice how when the ad column increases by 5, the armour column increases by 3)
This is only when the two break even, but when using the first 2 equations you find that when the armour is greater than the value you get in the final equation for a certain ad value, the ad rune's damage is higher, and vice versa.